Is a 1991 Honda Accord at $1200 with 93000 miles a good deal?

This is my first car I'm gonna buy and this car is really good shape the only thing cons it has is that the speed sensor doesn't work and the radio button is broken other then that is very clean no rust. So should I buy?

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